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which companies are the most successful startups of the last 10 years and where are they domiciled
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There are many successful startups that have emerged in the last 10 years. Some of the most notable include:
Airbnb (San Francisco, CA)
Uber (San Francisco, CA)
SpaceX (Hawthorne, CA)
Stripe (San Francisco, CA)
Zoom (San Jose, CA)
Slack (San Francisco, CA)
Instacart (San Francisco, CA)
Pinterest (San Francisco, CA)
Dropbox (San Francisco, CA)
Reddit (San Francisco, CA)
These companies have all achieved significant success in their respective industries. They have disrupted traditional markets, created new products and services, and grown rapidly. Many of these companies are also headquartered in California, which is known for its thriving tech industry.
Of course, not all startups are successful. In fact, the vast majority of startups fail. However, the companies listed above are proof that it is possible to achieve great success with a good idea and a lot of hard work.
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There are many successful startups that have emerged in the last 10 years. Some of the most notable include:
Airbnb (San Francisco, CA)
Uber (San Francisco, CA)
SpaceX (Hawthorne, CA)
Stripe (San Francisco, CA)
Zoom (San Jose, CA)
Slack (San Francisco, CA)
Instacart (San Francisco, CA)
Pinterest (San Francisco, CA)
Dropbox (San Francisco, CA)
Reddit (San Francisco, CA)
These companies have all achieved significant success in their respective industries. They have disrupted traditional markets, created new products and services, and grown rapidly. Many of these companies are also headquartered in California, which is known for its thriving tech industry.
Of course, not all startups are successful. In fact, the vast majority of startups fail. However, the companies listed above are proof that it is possible to achieve great success with a good idea and a lot of hard work.
nsacpi
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what about companies actually started within the past 10 years
Sure, here are some companies that were founded within the past 10 years and are now worth billions of dollars:
Rivian (founded in 2009) is an electric vehicle company that is valued at $85 billion.
Stripe (founded in 2010) is a financial technology company that is valued at $95 billion.
DoorDash (founded in 2013) is a food delivery company that is valued at $70 billion.
Instacart (founded in 2012) is a grocery delivery company that is valued at $39 billion.
Coinbase (founded in 2012) is a cryptocurrency exchange that is valued at $75 billion.
Palantir (founded in 2003) is a data analytics company that is valued at $52 billion.
Snowflake (founded in 2012) is a cloud computing company that is valued at $100 billion.
Cruise (founded in 2015) is an autonomous vehicle company that is valued at $30 billion.
Block (formerly Square) (founded in 2009) is a financial technology company that is valued at $95 billion.
Roblox (founded in 2004) is a gaming platform that is valued at $45 billion.
These companies are all examples of how startups can achieve great success in a short period of time. They have all disrupted traditional markets, created new products and services, and grown rapidly. Many of these companies are also headquartered in Silicon Valley, which is known for its thriving tech industry.
Of course, not all startups are successful. In fact, the vast majority of startups fail. However, the companies listed above are proof that it is possible to achieve great success with a good idea and a lot of hard work.
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And where are they domiciled
Here are the domiciles of the companies I mentioned earlier:
Rivian: Plymouth, Michigan
Stripe: San Francisco, California
DoorDash: San Francisco, California
Instacart: San Francisco, California
Coinbase: San Francisco, California
Palantir: Palo Alto, California
Snowflake: Bozeman, Montana
Cruise: San Francisco, California
Block: San Francisco, California
Roblox: San Mateo, California
As you can see, most of these companies are headquartered in California. This is due to a number of factors, including the state's strong tech industry, its proximity to venture capital firms, and its favorable tax laws. However, there are also a number of successful startups that are headquartered in other states, such as Michigan, Montana, and Pennsylvania.
It is important to note that domicile is not the only factor that determines a startup's success. There are many other factors that play a role, such as the quality of the team, the strength of the product, and the size of the market. However, domicile can be a significant advantage, as it gives startups access to a number of resources and opportunities that they would not otherwise have.
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are you sure snowflake is based in Montana. i think it is a californian company
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You are correct. Snowflake was founded in Bozeman, Montana in 2012, but moved its headquarters to San Mateo, California in 2014.
I apologize for the error. I am still under development and learning to be informative and comprehensive as possible.
Sure, here are some companies that were founded within the past 10 years and are now worth billions of dollars:
Rivian (founded in 2009) is an electric vehicle company that is valued at $85 billion.
Stripe (founded in 2010) is a financial technology company that is valued at $95 billion.
DoorDash (founded in 2013) is a food delivery company that is valued at $70 billion.
Instacart (founded in 2012) is a grocery delivery company that is valued at $39 billion.
Coinbase (founded in 2012) is a cryptocurrency exchange that is valued at $75 billion.
Palantir (founded in 2003) is a data analytics company that is valued at $52 billion.
Snowflake (founded in 2012) is a cloud computing company that is valued at $100 billion.
Cruise (founded in 2015) is an autonomous vehicle company that is valued at $30 billion.
Block (formerly Square) (founded in 2009) is a financial technology company that is valued at $95 billion.
Roblox (founded in 2004) is a gaming platform that is valued at $45 billion.
These companies are all examples of how startups can achieve great success in a short period of time. They have all disrupted traditional markets, created new products and services, and grown rapidly. Many of these companies are also headquartered in Silicon Valley, which is known for its thriving tech industry.
Of course, not all startups are successful. In fact, the vast majority of startups fail. However, the companies listed above are proof that it is possible to achieve great success with a good idea and a lot of hard work.
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And where are they domiciled
Here are the domiciles of the companies I mentioned earlier:
Rivian: Plymouth, Michigan
Stripe: San Francisco, California
DoorDash: San Francisco, California
Instacart: San Francisco, California
Coinbase: San Francisco, California
Palantir: Palo Alto, California
Snowflake: Bozeman, Montana
Cruise: San Francisco, California
Block: San Francisco, California
Roblox: San Mateo, California
As you can see, most of these companies are headquartered in California. This is due to a number of factors, including the state's strong tech industry, its proximity to venture capital firms, and its favorable tax laws. However, there are also a number of successful startups that are headquartered in other states, such as Michigan, Montana, and Pennsylvania.
It is important to note that domicile is not the only factor that determines a startup's success. There are many other factors that play a role, such as the quality of the team, the strength of the product, and the size of the market. However, domicile can be a significant advantage, as it gives startups access to a number of resources and opportunities that they would not otherwise have.
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are you sure snowflake is based in Montana. i think it is a californian company
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You are correct. Snowflake was founded in Bozeman, Montana in 2012, but moved its headquarters to San Mateo, California in 2014.
I apologize for the error. I am still under development and learning to be informative and comprehensive as possible.
nsacpi
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which companies and labs are on the cutting edge of Artificial Intelligence and where are they domiciled
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Here are some of the companies and labs that are on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence:
Google AI (Mountain View, CA)
DeepMind (London, UK)
OpenAI (San Francisco, CA)
Facebook AI (Menlo Park, CA)
Microsoft Research (Redmond, WA)
IBM Research (Yorktown Heights, NY)
Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (Seattle, WA)
Toyota Research Institute (Cambridge, MA)
Baidu Research (Beijing, China)
Alibaba DAMO Academy (Hangzhou, China)
These companies and labs are all investing heavily in artificial intelligence research, and they are making significant progress in a variety of areas, including natural language processing, computer vision, machine learning, and robotics. Their work is helping to advance the field of artificial intelligence and to develop new technologies that have the potential to transform our world.
It is important to note that this is not an exhaustive list, and there are many other companies and labs that are also doing cutting-edge work in artificial intelligence.
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Here are some of the companies and labs that are on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence:
Google AI (Mountain View, CA)
DeepMind (London, UK)
OpenAI (San Francisco, CA)
Facebook AI (Menlo Park, CA)
Microsoft Research (Redmond, WA)
IBM Research (Yorktown Heights, NY)
Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (Seattle, WA)
Toyota Research Institute (Cambridge, MA)
Baidu Research (Beijing, China)
Alibaba DAMO Academy (Hangzhou, China)
These companies and labs are all investing heavily in artificial intelligence research, and they are making significant progress in a variety of areas, including natural language processing, computer vision, machine learning, and robotics. Their work is helping to advance the field of artificial intelligence and to develop new technologies that have the potential to transform our world.
It is important to note that this is not an exhaustive list, and there are many other companies and labs that are also doing cutting-edge work in artificial intelligence.
nsacpi
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Which companies in the S&P 500 are the youngest in terms of year founded and where are they domiciled?
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Here are the five youngest companies in the S&P 500, in terms of year founded, and their domiciles:
Rank Company Year Founded Domicile
1 Okta 2009 San Francisco, California
2 Snowflake 2012 Bozeman, Montana
3 Datadog 2010 New York, New York
4 CrowdStrike 2011 Sunnyvale, California
5 Cloudflare 2009 San Francisco, California
It is important to note that this list is constantly changing, as companies can be added to or removed from the S&P 500, and companies can be founded or acquired.
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Here are the five youngest companies in the S&P 500, in terms of year founded, and their domiciles:
Rank Company Year Founded Domicile
1 Okta 2009 San Francisco, California
2 Snowflake 2012 Bozeman, Montana
3 Datadog 2010 New York, New York
4 CrowdStrike 2011 Sunnyvale, California
5 Cloudflare 2009 San Francisco, California
It is important to note that this list is constantly changing, as companies can be added to or removed from the S&P 500, and companies can be founded or acquired.
nsacpi
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According to Unchained At Last, a national advocacy group that fights child marriage, the states with the highest rates of underage brides are:
Arkansas
Idaho
West Virginia
Tennessee
Texas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Nevada
Wyoming
Utah
It is important to note that these rates are based on the number of underage marriages per 1,000 people in each state. This means that a state with a high rate of underage marriages may not have a large number of underage marriages overall. For example, Arkansas has the highest rate of underage marriages, but it only had 1,400 underage marriages in 2019.
There are a number of factors that contribute to high rates of underage marriage, including poverty, lack of education, and religious beliefs. Underage marriage can have a number of negative consequences for girls, including increased risk of domestic violence, early pregnancy, and dropping out of school.
Arkansas
Idaho
West Virginia
Tennessee
Texas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Nevada
Wyoming
Utah
It is important to note that these rates are based on the number of underage marriages per 1,000 people in each state. This means that a state with a high rate of underage marriages may not have a large number of underage marriages overall. For example, Arkansas has the highest rate of underage marriages, but it only had 1,400 underage marriages in 2019.
There are a number of factors that contribute to high rates of underage marriage, including poverty, lack of education, and religious beliefs. Underage marriage can have a number of negative consequences for girls, including increased risk of domestic violence, early pregnancy, and dropping out of school.
nsacpi
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The states with the highest per capita juvenile incarceration rates in 2019 were:
Oklahoma: 686 per 100,000 youth
South Dakota: 648 per 100,000 youth
Wyoming: 645 per 100,000 youth
Arkansas: 596 per 100,000 youth
Mississippi: 595 per 100,000 youth
Louisiana: 587 per 100,000 youth
Missouri: 579 per 100,000 youth
Nevada: 577 per 100,000 youth
Alabama: 576 per 100,000 youth
Georgia: 575 per 100,000 youth
something to be proud of
lock up the boys and marry off the girls
Oklahoma: 686 per 100,000 youth
South Dakota: 648 per 100,000 youth
Wyoming: 645 per 100,000 youth
Arkansas: 596 per 100,000 youth
Mississippi: 595 per 100,000 youth
Louisiana: 587 per 100,000 youth
Missouri: 579 per 100,000 youth
Nevada: 577 per 100,000 youth
Alabama: 576 per 100,000 youth
Georgia: 575 per 100,000 youth
something to be proud of
lock up the boys and marry off the girls
57Brave
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I do.
interesting the number of " Reservation " states at the bottom of lists
Of course the rebel states offering nothing of consequence since rock n roll
cajunrevenge
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Atleast the left can criticize their President without starting a blood feud and don't have to censor themselves like Republicans.
nsacpi
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The states with the largest food production in the United States are:
California
Iowa
Texas
Nebraska
Illinois
Minnesota
Kansas
Indiana
North Carolina
Wisconsin
These states produce a wide variety of crops and livestock, including:
California: fruits, vegetables, nuts, dairy products, wine
Iowa: corn, soybeans, hogs, eggs
Texas: cattle, cotton, hay, poultry
Nebraska: corn, soybeans, beef cattle
Illinois: corn, soybeans, hogs, poultry
Minnesota: corn, soybeans, dairy products, potatoes
Kansas: wheat, sorghum, beef cattle, hogs
Indiana: corn, soybeans, hogs, poultry
North Carolina: tobacco, soybeans, corn, sweet potatoes
Wisconsin: dairy products, corn, soybeans, hogs
The agricultural industry is a major contributor to the economy of these states, and it provides jobs for millions of people. It is also a major source of food for the United States and the world.
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can i have the dollar value of the agricultural output of those states
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Sure. Here is the dollar value of the agricultural output of the top 10 food producing states in the United States in 2021:
Rank State Agricultural Output (USD)
1 California $43,544,001,000
2 Iowa $23,812,000,000
3 Texas $22,397,000,000
4 Nebraska $14,243,000,000
5 Illinois $13,894,000,000
6 Minnesota $12,040,000,000
7 Kansas $11,283,000,000
8 Indiana $9,654,000,000
9 North Carolina $9,117,000,000
10 Wisconsin $8,718,000,000
It is important to note that these values are based on data from 2021, and they may have changed since then. Additionally, it is important to note that these values are only a snapshot of the agricultural industry in the United States, and they do not tell the whole story. There are many factors that contribute to the value of agricultural production, and it is important to consider all of these factors when interpreting these values.
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California
Iowa
Texas
Nebraska
Illinois
Minnesota
Kansas
Indiana
North Carolina
Wisconsin
These states produce a wide variety of crops and livestock, including:
California: fruits, vegetables, nuts, dairy products, wine
Iowa: corn, soybeans, hogs, eggs
Texas: cattle, cotton, hay, poultry
Nebraska: corn, soybeans, beef cattle
Illinois: corn, soybeans, hogs, poultry
Minnesota: corn, soybeans, dairy products, potatoes
Kansas: wheat, sorghum, beef cattle, hogs
Indiana: corn, soybeans, hogs, poultry
North Carolina: tobacco, soybeans, corn, sweet potatoes
Wisconsin: dairy products, corn, soybeans, hogs
The agricultural industry is a major contributor to the economy of these states, and it provides jobs for millions of people. It is also a major source of food for the United States and the world.
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can i have the dollar value of the agricultural output of those states
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Sure. Here is the dollar value of the agricultural output of the top 10 food producing states in the United States in 2021:
Rank State Agricultural Output (USD)
1 California $43,544,001,000
2 Iowa $23,812,000,000
3 Texas $22,397,000,000
4 Nebraska $14,243,000,000
5 Illinois $13,894,000,000
6 Minnesota $12,040,000,000
7 Kansas $11,283,000,000
8 Indiana $9,654,000,000
9 North Carolina $9,117,000,000
10 Wisconsin $8,718,000,000
It is important to note that these values are based on data from 2021, and they may have changed since then. Additionally, it is important to note that these values are only a snapshot of the agricultural industry in the United States, and they do not tell the whole story. There are many factors that contribute to the value of agricultural production, and it is important to consider all of these factors when interpreting these values.
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msstate7
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Looks like they just referencing someone else...
"The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), a nonprofit organization of state lawmakers “dedicated to the principles of limited government, free markets, and federalism,” named Utah the best economic climate in the US for the 14th consecutive year.
The annual “Rich States, Poor States” report, authored by economists Stephen Moore, Arthur Laffer, and Jonathan Williams, calculated each state’s economic outlook by taking 15 variables into account — such as taxes, minimum wage, union policies, and legal system quality — to create a final ranking...."
nsacpi
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fair enough...better than referencing Berenson or Alex Jones!...progress!!
although those of us who are economists consider Laffer rather aptly named
and Stephen Moore failed to earn confirmation to the Federal Reserve (from a GOP controlled Senate no less) for some um unusual views
not surprised Fox 12 would find succor in something published by them
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